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	<title>Comments on: EEStor Gets a Trademark Patent on EESU and Provides Specs for a 24V EESU</title>
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		<title>By: joemama</title>
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		<dc:creator>joemama</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 08 Jun 2009 15:51:52 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Breaking News :
The Fantastic Cheese Co.  gets a trademark patent on it&#039;s Fantastic Cheese, and provides specs for 24 kinds of Fantastic Cheese.   It&#039;s a good thing too, because people all over the world love cheese. Therefore Fantastic Cheese needs to be protected and kept secret.
More cheezy reports to follow in the future.  Guarateed !    

There is reportedly great intrest in Fantstic Cheese, so much so, that rumors are starting that some have even smelt Fantastic Cheese in the air while flying over Texas !    It is reported to be quite intoxicating, though there are unconfirmed reports stating that may have been the &#039;smellers&#039; themselves.  

Negotiations are under way between Fantastic Cheese and the cheeseheads of Wisconsin.   Apparently, the cheezy hats that cheeseheads wear to Packer football games are somehow related to Fantastic Cheese.    Though these hats are mostly foam, and not really cheese, executives at Fantastic Cheese are still concerned.  No one really knows the connection.  

Recent reports indicate that Fantastic Cheese has decided not to apply for funding from the governments economic stimulus plan.  Although there is money readily available for new kinds of cheese, executives at Fantastic Cheese have stated that they will not apply for funding because they could no longer remain secretive, and sneaky.  

Plans are under way for Fantatic Cheese to build really fantastic manufacturing facilities, even almost as fantastic as Fantastic Cheese itself.   Reports indicate that they really do have fantastic plans, and fantastic investors are lining up right now, for this fantastic opportunity.   Fantastic Cheese is sure to be a game changer in the cheese world, and rumor has it that many can&#039;t wait to taste it.  Sadly, no one has ever tasted it.   But that will soon change according to fantastic reports from Fantastic Cheese.  All it seems they need is a little more time, and a few more investment dollars, and soon someone will be finally able to taste Fantastic Cheese !    How great that day will be !

Pizzu Huut  has been in contact with Fantatic Cheese, and has negotiated an agreement that gives them the opportunity to hopefully someday, maybe never, but never-the-less maybe, be able to use Fantastic Cheese in the case of a national cheese emergency.   Though company officials at Pizzu Huut have never smelt Fantastic Cheese, nor even tasted it, but they are certain they want to someday, and thus the contract.

Many expert cheese makers have stated that it is impossible to make Fantastic Cheese.  Simply put, they claim the highly complex mathematical computations necessary to make Fantastic Cheese are just not possible.  They also claim the worlds best calculators, and computers are just not capable of those calculations, and thus Fantatic Cheese doesn&#039;t really have anything.  Officials at Fantastic Cheese have been very upset, and are really stirring their curds.  There have been some reports of engineers spilling whey on each other too.   The pressure is on at Fantastic Cheese, but so far all they have delivered is a little yeast.  Before long the whole Fantastic Cheese story may be a little moldy.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Breaking News :<br />
The Fantastic Cheese Co.  gets a trademark patent on it&#8217;s Fantastic Cheese, and provides specs for 24 kinds of Fantastic Cheese.   It&#8217;s a good thing too, because people all over the world love cheese. Therefore Fantastic Cheese needs to be protected and kept secret.<br />
More cheezy reports to follow in the future.  Guarateed !    </p>
<p>There is reportedly great intrest in Fantstic Cheese, so much so, that rumors are starting that some have even smelt Fantastic Cheese in the air while flying over Texas !    It is reported to be quite intoxicating, though there are unconfirmed reports stating that may have been the &#8216;smellers&#8217; themselves.  </p>
<p>Negotiations are under way between Fantastic Cheese and the cheeseheads of Wisconsin.   Apparently, the cheezy hats that cheeseheads wear to Packer football games are somehow related to Fantastic Cheese.    Though these hats are mostly foam, and not really cheese, executives at Fantastic Cheese are still concerned.  No one really knows the connection.  </p>
<p>Recent reports indicate that Fantastic Cheese has decided not to apply for funding from the governments economic stimulus plan.  Although there is money readily available for new kinds of cheese, executives at Fantastic Cheese have stated that they will not apply for funding because they could no longer remain secretive, and sneaky.  </p>
<p>Plans are under way for Fantatic Cheese to build really fantastic manufacturing facilities, even almost as fantastic as Fantastic Cheese itself.   Reports indicate that they really do have fantastic plans, and fantastic investors are lining up right now, for this fantastic opportunity.   Fantastic Cheese is sure to be a game changer in the cheese world, and rumor has it that many can&#8217;t wait to taste it.  Sadly, no one has ever tasted it.   But that will soon change according to fantastic reports from Fantastic Cheese.  All it seems they need is a little more time, and a few more investment dollars, and soon someone will be finally able to taste Fantastic Cheese !    How great that day will be !</p>
<p>Pizzu Huut  has been in contact with Fantatic Cheese, and has negotiated an agreement that gives them the opportunity to hopefully someday, maybe never, but never-the-less maybe, be able to use Fantastic Cheese in the case of a national cheese emergency.   Though company officials at Pizzu Huut have never smelt Fantastic Cheese, nor even tasted it, but they are certain they want to someday, and thus the contract.</p>
<p>Many expert cheese makers have stated that it is impossible to make Fantastic Cheese.  Simply put, they claim the highly complex mathematical computations necessary to make Fantastic Cheese are just not possible.  They also claim the worlds best calculators, and computers are just not capable of those calculations, and thus Fantatic Cheese doesn&#8217;t really have anything.  Officials at Fantastic Cheese have been very upset, and are really stirring their curds.  There have been some reports of engineers spilling whey on each other too.   The pressure is on at Fantastic Cheese, but so far all they have delivered is a little yeast.  Before long the whole Fantastic Cheese story may be a little moldy.</p>
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		<title>By: Gentle Miant</title>
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		<dc:creator>Gentle Miant</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 06 Jun 2009 16:43:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I wish to comment on some of the posts here rather than the main subject:

The subject of this thread involves world-changing technology and surely we have a right to discuss it even while we haven&#039;t sufficient info to be certain that it&#039;s real.  That a respected company or companies have shown interest does not necessarily prove that it will be possible to develop a practical technology.  Nor does the publication of the spec.s for one particular configuration  invalidate the possibility of use of the technology in a different application with a different configuration.  And it is natural for there to be a lot of emotion involved.

It is natural for those with some degree of technical knowledge to wish to &quot;show it off&quot;.  Unfortunately it is also fairly common for such persons to over-reach their knowledge in order to &quot;be right&quot; or have the &quot;final answer&quot;.

Certainly such over-reaches can sometimes be correct.  That doesn&#039;t alter the fact that, until proven by some means, they were just so much hot air.  No matter how arduous and clever any ridicule, if it is based on insufficient information, it adds nothing to our knowledge of the subject at hand.  And accusations (rather than simply stating a possibility) of scamming or other unethical practice without proof amounts to bearing false witness.

Such an emotion packed subject as this certainly makes one eager to &quot;know&quot; one way or the other, but objectivity requires facing uncertainty sometimes.  Tech creators/developers do not have to prove their devices to the masses during development, and so do not have to spend their time convincing members of this blog for instance, of their veracity.

In sum, I would say that it&#039;s not important WHO is right, but only WHAT is right.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I wish to comment on some of the posts here rather than the main subject:</p>
<p>The subject of this thread involves world-changing technology and surely we have a right to discuss it even while we haven&#8217;t sufficient info to be certain that it&#8217;s real.  That a respected company or companies have shown interest does not necessarily prove that it will be possible to develop a practical technology.  Nor does the publication of the spec.s for one particular configuration  invalidate the possibility of use of the technology in a different application with a different configuration.  And it is natural for there to be a lot of emotion involved.</p>
<p>It is natural for those with some degree of technical knowledge to wish to &#8220;show it off&#8221;.  Unfortunately it is also fairly common for such persons to over-reach their knowledge in order to &#8220;be right&#8221; or have the &#8220;final answer&#8221;.</p>
<p>Certainly such over-reaches can sometimes be correct.  That doesn&#8217;t alter the fact that, until proven by some means, they were just so much hot air.  No matter how arduous and clever any ridicule, if it is based on insufficient information, it adds nothing to our knowledge of the subject at hand.  And accusations (rather than simply stating a possibility) of scamming or other unethical practice without proof amounts to bearing false witness.</p>
<p>Such an emotion packed subject as this certainly makes one eager to &#8220;know&#8221; one way or the other, but objectivity requires facing uncertainty sometimes.  Tech creators/developers do not have to prove their devices to the masses during development, and so do not have to spend their time convincing members of this blog for instance, of their veracity.</p>
<p>In sum, I would say that it&#8217;s not important WHO is right, but only WHAT is right.</p>
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		<title>By: BertKu</title>
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		<dc:creator>BertKu</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 18 May 2009 20:35:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Lucky I am one of those idiots who do believe that this capacitor will one day be manufacturered. Siemens made 9 years ago a similar product, but the automotive industry squashed this product and production line. Siemens Regensburg sold the plant. Forced by the trillion dollar industry. It may happen again. If a person can make a very thin conductive layer on an etched very large surface and is able to keep the weight down, the automotive industry is forced to switch over to electric propulsion.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lucky I am one of those idiots who do believe that this capacitor will one day be manufacturered. Siemens made 9 years ago a similar product, but the automotive industry squashed this product and production line. Siemens Regensburg sold the plant. Forced by the trillion dollar industry. It may happen again. If a person can make a very thin conductive layer on an etched very large surface and is able to keep the weight down, the automotive industry is forced to switch over to electric propulsion.</p>
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		<title>By: carrottop</title>
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		<dc:creator>carrottop</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:39:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Idiots - all of you that believe this crap.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Idiots &#8211; all of you that believe this crap.</p>
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		<title>By: BobbyRay</title>
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		<dc:creator>BobbyRay</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:31:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>All are Idiots that don&#039;t think Lockheed Martin would make stupid move like this. I saw it happen firsthand (also in the name of homeland security) at NexGenCity. They are now defunct because their only product didn&#039;t work after $13 million taxpayers dollars were spend. 

See for yourself: http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/75478/lockheed_martin_space_operations_successfully_deploys_nexgen_citys_public_safety/index.html</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>All are Idiots that don&#8217;t think Lockheed Martin would make stupid move like this. I saw it happen firsthand (also in the name of homeland security) at NexGenCity. They are now defunct because their only product didn&#8217;t work after $13 million taxpayers dollars were spend. </p>
<p>See for yourself: <a href="http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/75478/lockheed_martin_space_operations_successfully_deploys_nexgen_citys_public_safety/index.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/75478/lockheed_martin_space_operations_successfully_deploys_nexgen_citys_public_safety/index.html</a></p>
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